Antonia Baird

Community development; nature rebuild and a smattering of Gaelic learning.

[Frances 'Cassandra' Coppola @Frances_Coppola]

This is underrated.

[Antonia Baird @antoniafbaird]

@KG_Jura Could it now be the Argyll & Bute Social Enterprise Network run by the TSI ? https://t.co/vNwXguKV8g

[Antonia Baird @antoniafbaird]

@AdamRamsay Glasgow, today.

[Antonia Baird @antoniafbaird]

@arranlouise yes - heard it all my young days in Argyll too - following: "aye... aye...aye" (descending) - perhaps the last on the inhale.

[Fèisean nan Gàidheal @fngaidheal]

NAIDHEACHD: A’ neartachadh na Gàidhlig ann an Eileanan Earra-Ghàidheil
https://t.co/21ZX42ZgF3
Bhitheamaid toilichte a chluinntinn bhuaibh!
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NEWS: Strengthening Gaelic in Argyll Island Communities
https://t.co/MI1b98tB9W
Get in touch if you fancy helping!

[Màrtainn 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🅾️ @Martainn_84]

Bang on from @_KateForbes "What’s needed is strategic, economic, and social interventions which focus less on the language and more on the speakers."
https://t.co/5KBbn825nO
#Gàidhlig #Gaelic #Gàidhealtachd #Cleachdi #DèanDiofar

[Bòrd na Gàidhlig @bordnagaidhlig]

Have you got a minute? Why not answer our flash survey on Gaelic usage?
It's only open for ⌛️24 hours⌛️

Answer the survey on microsoft forms here👇
https://t.co/UzULfXBuM5

#Gàidhlig #Gaelic

[Lynds @invercoop1]

It’s mental health awareness week. If you would like the support of others who have experience of mental health issues, call in the MAYDS building, Union St. Lochgilphead today 12 till 2 and join Heads Up for soup and a blether. @CoIslay @coopuk @Tom_MPM

[MS Argyll Snowdrop Centre @msargyll]

Some of a number of comments written today by some Centre members on their thoughts on using our food share. @EatWellScot @Lochgilphead_Co @antoniafbaird

[MS Argyll Snowdrop Centre @msargyll]

Thanks Ruby @Stantec for listening to @msargyll members on the proposed Lochgilphead active travel routes. Using our participatory photography boards, maps and cutouts we had an engaging discussion on the needs and aspirations for improving our local community " @argyllandbute

[Cormac Russell @CormacRussell]

Living well in your local neighbourhood: The value of bumping and gathering places - ScienceDirect https://t.co/a1Ni0JmQnE

[Antonia Baird @antoniafbaird]

@KG_Jura @CommunityLandSc @ScottishLandCom https://t.co/xWCcx1ZlSg

[Scottish Community Link Worker Network @ScotCLWnetwork]

Calling all Community Link Workers in Scotland! @VHSComms is conducting a survey to find out more about the range of services you support. If you are a CLW in Scotland please complete our survey & help shape future development https://t.co/tRJQHWWp3v

[Befriending Networks @befriendingnet]

Corra Foundation - The Household Hardship Fund
* Small grants to charities and community groups across Scotland who can pass the funding on directly to families and individuals on low incomes.
* Groups can apply for up to £5,000
https://t.co/95If7pTkvD
@corrascot
@TNLComFundScot

[Antonia Baird @antoniafbaird]

@msargyll @FyneHomes That sounds divine! Hope you have hankies for the ending ;)

[MS Argyll Snowdrop Centre @msargyll]

"My Health, My Community". Local images looked at in the context of health & wellbeing by our group living with long-term conds in rural area evoked open, honest, interesting. passionate & at times highly charged conversations. @PhotoVoice @MHFScot @SelfMgmtScot @Argyll_ButeTSI

[Helen Bevan @HelenBevan]

The #1 rule for collaborative projects: invest in building trust & relationships first, before creating project plans/structures. If we go "structure first", we prioritise minimising risk above pursuing mutual opportunities: https://t.co/2xNqBw1YDs By @pforti Art: @SteLindegaard

[Argyll&Bute TSI @Argyll_ButeTSI]

The Health improvement team at NHS Highland, is currently working on a project to raise awareness & increase uptake of screening appointments.
They are seeking local orgs to help promote the health benefits of attending. For more info: [email protected]

[TSI Scotland Network @TSIScotNet]

Did you know that 66% of charities on the Scottish Charity Register employ no paid staff and are run entirely by volunteers, including the charity trustees?
For Scottish charities, this percentage is slightly higher 68%.
#TrusteesWeek